WELCOME TO AIA EASTERN OKLAHOMA
Since 1961, AIA Eastern Oklahoma, a Chapter of The American Institute of Architects has represented the professional interests of over 300 licensed architects, emerging professionals, and allied construction and design professionals in the eastern portion of the state. Members adhere to a code of ethics and professional conduct that assures the client, the public, and colleagues of an AIA-member architect's dedication to the highest standards in professional practice.
Upcoming Events
2020 Golf Tournament
Don't miss the annual AIA Eastern Oklahoma Golf Tournament
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Thank You to All of Our Great Golf Sponsors!
If you missed the opening night party, take a look at the virtual gallery that GH2 Architects put together for us. The gallery has been extended to October 19, so please stop by to see this year's artwork in person.
Click here for to view the gallery
AIA Eastern Oklahoma is launching a new virtual mentorship program for members looking for help navigating the virtual workplace, balancing the new normal, or just general career advice. With people working in new environments, many of us have questions about how to navigate the workplace while working remotely or even how to navigate life with work, family and home being merged into one.
We're launching a virtual mentorship program to help us all through this new normal. While this program started with Women in Design, it is open to all of our AIA Eastern Oklahoma members. Just fill out the form and we will do our best to match you with the best mentor or mentee for you.
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I was born in Nebraska and grew up in the mid-west. I graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Architecture in 1992, and became a licensed architect in 1996. I remember the day I got my exam results – I cried. I had passed the whole (old school, no computer, exam) first time – shocked and amazed – I did it! I spent 17 years working in several architectural firms in Tulsa and one short stint in Florida, working on everything from prototype architecture to private homes and corporate offices. In 2009 after working on Tulsa Tech’s first new building in decades, the Health Sciences Center; I was asked to join the Tulsa Tech team. My role as owner is different but oh so rewarding! I have the opportunity to work with the best professionals in Tulsa, rebuilding and rejuvenating a school district that is vital to our community and future economic development while inspiring our students with amazing facilities.
